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• Portrait of Asa Packer
  
  A portrait of Asa Packer, standing with his cane in his right hand and his hat on a stone wall next to him.
• Pro Cathedral of the Nativity Protestant Episcopal Church Bethlehem, PA.
  
  The Pro Cathedral of the Nativity Protestant Episcopal Church in the southside of Bethlehem.
• Pro-Cathedral Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem, Pa.
  
  The Pro-Cathedral Church of the Nativity in South Bethlehem, Pa.
• Quality Resturant Building
  
  The Quality Resturant Building.
• Railroad Bridge c. 1954
  
  Railroad bridge, c. 1954.
• Railroad bridge crossing Hellertown Road.
  
  The Philadelphia, Bethlehem and New England Railroad bridge, crossing Hellertown Road.
• Railroad tracks looking north
  
  Railroad tracks looking north toward the railroad bridge. The Pacific House can be seen on the right. Photograph was taken from the left of the covered bridge.
• Ralph B Hess, 6 years old
  
  Ralph B Hess posed with his wagon at 6 years old.
• Ralph B. Hess
  
  Ralph B. Hess.
• Ralph B. Hess
  
  Ralph B. Hess as a boy on a sled in the snow.
• Ralph Hess
  
  Ralph Hess on a sled with another child and a woman, front of grandfather's house on W. Broad St.
• Raspberry Street Fire
  
  The fire on Raspberry Street in Bethlehem, Pa.
• Residence of Emory J. Lipps - Fountain Hill
  
  The residence of Emory J. Lipps, president of the Lehigh Valley Silk Mills, located at 868 Clewell St. on the southwest corner of Jeter Ave. in Fountain Hill.
• Riegel's Globe Building
  
  Riegel, Cortright & Solt Dry Goods at 34 Main Street, Bethlehem.
• Samuel M. Cortright residence
  
  A decorated Christmas tree at the Samuel M. Cortright residence in Mauch Chunk, Pa.
• Sanitarium, Easton, Pa.
  
  Colorized picture of the Easton Sanitarium, located near Nevin Park
• Saucon Valley Country Club, Bethlehem, Pa.
  
  The Saucon Valley Country Clubhouse.
• Saylors Lake, Saylorsburg, Pa.
  
  Saylors Lake in Saylorsburg, Pa.
• Schnitz House, Bethlehem, Pa.
  
  The Schnitz House, located near the Bell House, 38 West Church Street. Erected about 1801, the structure stood for many years and was early used for drying apples and other fruit (schnitz) for winter use and sale abroad. Notable as a sample of the permanence of Early Moravian Construction.
• Schnitz House, Bethlehem, Pa.
  
  The Schnitz House in Bethlehem.
• Schnitz House, Bethlehem, Pa.
  
  Black and white photograph of the Schnitz House in Bethlehem, Pa.
• Second House of Bethlehem, Pa. First place of Worship. Built in 1741.
  
  The Gemeinhaus, the second house built in Bethlehem and first place of worship, built in 1741.
• SERVO mechanism
  
  SERVO mechanism at the Bethlehem Steel Corporation Electrical School, May 1970.
• Sidewalk excavation outside of storefront
  
  Sidewalk under construction in front of a storefront on the west side of Main Street.
• Single Brethren's House and part of Main Hall
  
  The Single Brethren's House and part of Main Hall on Church Street.